I don’t know if there’s a solution

Sorry, if you use a single & instead of a double &&, it should do the pause no matter what – I should have checked which was which before I gave the answer.

When you use the Run > Run…, it opens that command in a cmd.exe window. cmd.exe’s default is to close the window when it’s done executing. if you want it to stay, you could change Run = REAL_COMMAND to cmd /k REAL_COMMAND (where REAL_COMMAND is the full content of your original Run) – but you’d have to manually close that window yourself. Or you could do something like cmd /c REAL_COMMAND && pause, so it will run REAL_COMMAND and then pause with “Press any key to continue…” – and so you can look at the output before continuing.

Example: cmd /c echo hi && pause

Alternatively, instead of running from the Run > Run, you could use a plugin like NppExec to run the program, which would put the results in its console window embedded in Notepad++, rather than in an external cmd.exe terminal